Why are we waiting for Rate-Cut season?
*FED/RBI Signals Growth*
- A rate cut shows the central bank wants to boost economic growth.
- This is a positive sign for stock markets because stronger growth means higher business revenues and profits.
*Cheaper Loans for Companies*
- With lower interest rates, companies can borrow money at cheaper rates.
- This reduces their expenses, increases profits, and improves key metrics like earnings per share (EPS).
*More Money in the System*
- Rate cuts increase *liquidity*, meaning there's more money available in the economy.
- This money often flows into stocks, pushing market prices higher.
*Market Confidence Grows*
- Historically, *stock markets rise after rate cuts*. Investors feel confident that businesses will expand and the economy will improve.
*Investors Shift to Stocks*
- Low interest rates make *bonds and fixed deposits less attractive*.
- To earn better returns, investors move their money into stocks, increasing demand and prices.
*Export Sectors Benefit*
- Rate cuts can weaken the local currency. A weaker currency helps exporters *(like IT and pharmaceutical companies)* because they earn more when foreign income is converted into the local currency.
*Foreign Investors Enter*
- Rate cuts align with similar policies in other countries, making local markets more appealing to foreign investors.
- They bring in money, further boosting stock markets.
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